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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1958
Page
6
The House Ways and Means Committee begins showdown voting on reciprocal trade legislation with reforms unlikely to meet President Eisenhower’s aims. Democratic leaders seek to preserve the Trade Agreements Act in workable form amid industry opposition and congressional pressure.
Global briefs report a 6500 meat handlers walkout at Smithfield Market London worsening supplies amid truckers strike. Algeria opposition risks Pflimlin bid for France’s postwar government. Vivian Fuchs returns to hero’s welcome in Southampton after Antarctic crossing. East Indonesia Halmahera fighting continues as government troops clash with rebels. Russia and US send doctors to Pakistan to aid cholera and smallpox epidemics. Chen Yi says China will have atomic weapons in future though not yet. Karamanlis’ rightwing party wins sizable Greece parliament majority. Pope Pius announces Stritch improvement after arm amputation. Lt Johnny Cooper marries Edith Neubarth and debuts a 30-ton tractor wedding carriage. Montreal firefighters resume full schedules to gauge walkout impact.
Scout Troops 4 and 88 from Walnut joined Troop 88 at the Mo Kan Area Council Family Reunion camp in Joplin Missouri May 2 to 4. They competed in events swam and the campfire program stunt was chosen for presentation. They attended church service at the park and shared a basket dinner with parents.
Troop 83 received the red Camporall ribbon indicating standard camping status. Dwight Crapson and Owl Patrol members led the group with Al Moore as Scout master. Parents and Cubs from Pack 100 joined for a May gathering with flag salute games gifts and songs.
Mrs. C A Nelson received a past president’s pin from Mrs. M J Clough at the Midway PTA meeting where new officers were installed. Debates included memorial tributes to Jesse and Richard Holbert, a plaque in the grade school hall, and awards for achievement, athletics, typing, music, and dramatic arts.
Lucky Beginners 4-H club set a skating party for May 19 in Chanute. A 4-H Sunday observance is slated for May 11 at 8 p.m. A safety program is planned for May 14 at 8 p.m. in the Five Mounts Community building. Crop leader Ben Teft shared corn and maize from Mrs. Shacklets of Neodesha and Bill Hansen of Altoona.
The text presents Q and A style cooking and cleaning tips. It describes preparing oyster plant by washing boiling until soft then slicing and serving with cream sauce. It also gives a grease spot removal recipe using castile soap saltpeter ammonia and water.
Sgt. Marshall H. Moor, son of Mrs. Opal J. Moor of Humboldt, participated in Exercise Strong Arm near Fort Polk Louisiana. He holds the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. A Kansas Veterans Commission representative will assist veterans and dependents at the Memorial building May 21. Humboldt Brick and Tile speaker Finney, a Butler University graduate and former educator, is highlighted for public service. Commencement at the College of Emporia is set for May 31 with 36 candidates for BA BME and BSc.
The Daily Transcript lists speeding fines for David Clements Carl Salvator Faico Roman Moya Garcia Marvin Goins and Freddie Bright with court costs and driving without a license and no passing zone violations for John Thomas Patrick Close Ioia R. 3 and 11. Building permit applications include Joe Reed Eliza Mathews A T Hudspeth and others with estimated costs. Recent moves update residents addresses. Deeds reported by Iola Abstract detail transfers for multiple properties in Humboldt and nearby townships including Barker Crawford Frevele and Perez among others.
Robert A. Finney, Humboldt industrialist and chairman elect of the Emporia College Board of Trustees, will speak at the Presbyterian college commencement on May 31. Luther E. Sharpe, C of E president, announced the choice today. Finney serves as general manager of the...
Kansas State overwhelmed Iowa State College 86 45 in Ames on Saturday. Five meet records and one tie marked the meet with K State setting marks in the mile run 440 yard dash 120 yard hurdles and two mile run and tying the meet high jump. Gene O Connor of K State ran the 120 yard hurdles in 14.5 to break the meet record and tie a Clyde Williams Field mark from 1954.
St Patrick's Methodist defeated Methodist 15 to 5 in five innings as the game ended early due to a 10 run spread. Stark edged the Christians 4 to 2 with Hadden delivering a two run homer to break a 2-2 tie.
Syracuse report notes leaders in all divisions of the 55th American Bowling Congress tournament again dominated Sunday's action. Sullivan's Grill of Forest Park Illinois stood out in the open team division with a 2920 series set amid widespread steady scores.
Vice President Nixon arrives in Bogota to press a liberty message before Colombian workers amid clashes with a 5,000-member Communist party. Police arrest demonstrators as crowds cheer Nixon, who skips a protest by walking to Santander, then departs for Caracas after addressing the crowd.
Dr Moulton, formerly pastor of First Church of the Nazarene in Los Angeles for fifteen years, will speak Monday and Tuesday evenings at 7:30 at the Church of the Nazarene on First and Lafayette. He led the denomination's young people's organization from 1940 to 1948 and served on the general board.
Hollywood police reported Peter Lawford sustained a possible fracture of the left arm after a two car collision on Sunset Boulevard. Aaron Wallace, 47, of Los Angeles, was booked on suspicion of hit run driving. Lawford, 34, sought medical treatment.
Secretary of State and Mrs. Dulles depart Minneapolis at 9 a.m. for Washington after delivering the main address at Minnesota’s centennial Statehood Day celebration. They traveled here from Paris via NATO ministers conference in Copenhagen.
Rev. Fred Holmes and his family will fly from Tulsa to Montevideo to begin missionary duties as field director for the Independence Bible Baptists. He has pastored the Edna congregation since 1955. A separate item notes a liquor store burglary in Independence with more than $600 stolen.
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